1981

It’s fun, but it’s not the best in it’s genre for sure. It’s also crazy hard around mission 5 or so, then it get’s easier again. Kind of a strange pace.

1982

Steam today: Call of Juarez Gunslinger - $3.74 - 75% off.

Steam weekend #1: Saints Row Franchise
[ul]
[li]Free weekend for III and IV
[/li][li]80% off 2, III and IV
[/li][li]Gat Out Of Hell - $9.99 - 50% off
[/li][li]$54.99 gets you everything but Gat Out Of Hell.
[/li][/ul]
Steam weekend #2: The Witcher 3 - $41.99 - 30% off. Already on sale?!?
[indent]Pay $2 more to get Witcher 1 + 2 as well.[/indent]

Steam weekend #3: Bamco weekend
[ul]
[li]Dark Souls 2 Scholar of the First Sin - $24.99 - 50% off
[/li][li]DRAGON BALL XENOVERSE - $24.99 - 50% off.
[/li][li]NARUTO SHIPPUDEN: Ultimate Ninja STORM Revolution - $12.49 - 75% off.
[/li][li]Tales of Zestiria pre-purchase - $49.99 - no discount. -_-!
[/li][li]…and 75% off a pile of oldies but goodies, like Enslaved and Pac Man DX CE etc.
[/li][/ul]

1983

Witcher 3 has been cheaper at GreenManGaming pretty much since release.

1984

Yep, Witcher 3 is $29.99 in the GMG VIP room.

http://www.greenmangaming.com/vip/

1985

But first time on sale on Steam, right? Aside from grey-market key resellers?

Edit: I mean haven’t the keys being sold always unlocked on GOG?

1986

I think that’s true (about the GOG part).

1987

Final day for the Humble End of Summer Sale. Tons of awesome stuff on sale. Publisher deals include Deep Silver, Square Enix, Ubisoft and Focus Home Interactive.

[ul]
[li]Lightning deal (next 8 hours) is The Flock for $11.38 (33%).[/li][li]King’s Bounty Collector’s Pack is $8.74 (contains Legend, Armored Princess, Crossworlds and Warriors of the North and it’s DLC)[/li][li]Add King’s Bounty Darkside Premium Edition for another $4.99 (75%)[/li][li]Desktop Dungeons Enhanced Edition is $5.09 (66%)[/li][li]Eador : Masters of a Broken World is $5.99 (70%) and the Allied Forces DLC is only $0.59 (85%)[/li][li]Blackguards Franchise is $13.74 (75%) - includes Blackguards and Untold Legends DLC plus Blackguards 2[/li][li]Worlds of Magic (a MoM wannabee) is $19.99 (50%)[/li][li]Warhammer Quest is $5.09 (66%)[/li][li]Stronghold Crusader II is $16.99 (66%)[/li][li]Steam Marines is $2.24 (85%)[/li][li]plus many, many more…[/li][/ul]

New Humble Weekly Bundle features Super Slam Showdown.

$1 min, for Steam keys to:
[ul]
[li]Phantom Breaker : Battle Grounds[/li][li]Stardust Vanguards[/li][li]No Time To Explain : Remastered[/li][/ul]

BTA (currently only $2.46) and add:
[ul]
[li]Divekick[/li][li]Robot Roller Derby Disco Dodgeball[/li][/ul]

Pay $7 and unlock:
[ul]
[li]Sportsfriends[/li][/ul]

1988

Anyone know if Stronghold Crusader 2 had fun added to it ?

1989

The Humble Store has brought back all the daily sales into a single massive weekend sale. Missed anything? Go get them now! I’ll just mention one thing:
Offworld Trading Company - $19.99 - 50% off. Early access.

1990

Humble has Borderlands: The Pre Sequel for $10. The majority opinion is that this wasn’t nearly as good as its predecessor, right?

1991

Correct, it was just alright.

1992

In the recent 3MA Podcast the panel talks about Act of Aggression. Tom Chick mentions that it is hard to recommend Act of Aggression when Command & Conquer: Generals is still available on Origin and plays well on modern PCs.

It just so happens that the C&C Ultimate Collection (which includes Generals and the expansion) is on sale on Origin for 50% off at $9.99.

-Todd

1993

Not only that, but Hunie Pop is $4.99

1994

And right at the intersection between “good game” and “endless cheesecake,” Skullgirls is $2.24!

1995

I’ve got the base Borderlands 2 (which I’ve already played through) - should I get the Borderlands 2 GOTY for just the DLC content or splurge the extra 2 bucks for the Pre Sequel? I do like loot and shooting… Or is this all red herrings and I should wait for the Pre Sequel GOTY edition? Which is the Better Bargain?

1996

Is Gat Out of Hell worth playing at the sale price?

1997

I would put Tiny Tina’s Assault on Dragon Keep DLC above the whole of Borderlands the Pre-Sequel.

1998

Man, there is just a metric crapton of stuff for sale in the Humble End of Summer Encore Sale. Prices are good all weekend, so check it out.

One big highlight: Elder Scrolls Online Tamriel Unlimited for $40.19 (33% off). That’s the best discount I’ve seen for the game since it went B2P.

All the Shadowrun stuff is on sale too, including Dragonfall for $4.49 and Boston Lockdown for $16.99.

Sunless Sea is $9.49 and Road Redemption is $9.99, both are the steepest discounts yet for either game (usually they’re only 33%-40% off).

Also check out GOG.com’s Indie Pinata Sale. Discounts on a bunch of indie games all weekend long, and for $3 you can buy a piñata that (when you checkout) will open up and reveal a mystery indie game worth anywhere from $14.99-$44.99. Supposedly it prioritizes based on games you don’t already own (on GOG at least), so you should (in theory) get a game that is new to you for your $3.

1999

So… has anybody bought a pinata yet? It’s weird how tempting it is, even though there’s pretty much a 99.9% chance I’ll get something I have no interest in playing.

2000

I was feeling lucky this morning and went with the Pinata even though I have about a 100 games on the service. It did give me a game I did not own: Spelunky. Of course, I already own the game on Steam, XBox, and PSN…